Boris Pfaffenbach

Prof. Boris Pfaffenbach is a specialist in gastroenterology and oncology based in Germany. He directs the Department of Gastroenterology, Oncology, and Internal Medicine at the Medical Center in Solingen. The specialist has overseen 9,000 surgeries and authored over 130 medical publications.

Clinical Specialization & Approach

Prof. Pfaffenbach specializes in endoscopic examinations of the gastrointestinal tract and gallbladder. He treats disorders of the pancreas, liver, and biliary tract, including hepatosis, cholangitis, and cholecystitis. His practice also covers autoimmune diseases and inflammations of the digestive system. The doctor treats malignant tumors of internal organs using both conservative and surgical methods.

He develops specialized therapeutic diets for patients undergoing complex therapies. Further expertise includes treating gastric ulcers, duodenal ulcers, hepatitis, and gallstone disease. He also provides conservative treatment for gastroenterological diseases. These methods help ensure comprehensive care for patients with chronic digestive issues.

Work Experience

• Since 2008 – Head of Department at Academic Hospital Solingen, Germany
• 2002–2008 – Chief Gastroenterologist at Bethlehem Health Center Stolberg, Germany
• 1998–2001 – Senior Physician at Academic Hospital Solingen, Germany
• 1992–1997 – Medical Assistant at Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany
• 1990–1992 – Medical Assistant at Essen University Hospital, Germany

Education & Training

• 1990 – University of Bonn – Degree in general medicine, Germany
• 1996 – Specialty certification in internal medicine, Germany
• 1997 – Specialty certification in gastroenterology, Germany

Research & Memberships

Prof. Pfaffenbach has contributed to over 130 scientific publications as an author and co-author. He is a member of major European and German medical organizations. These groups help set standards for digestive care and endoscopic techniques.

• The German Society of Gastroenterology
• The European Society of Gastroenterology and Endoscopy
• The German Dietitian Association